Man found slumped over wheel in vehicle near Alma Ave, Lombard IL
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were called for a man slumped over the wheel of a black Chevy Suburban near Alma Ave and Lombard. The caller did not check if the man was breathing and identified him as her 44-year-old neighbor, (name withheld).
Audio|Heard on: DuPage County Sheriff
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Transcript:
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22 North 775 Alma and Lombard.
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2N775 Alma and Lombard.
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For a male slumped over the wheel of a black Chevy Suburban, caller does not verify breathing status.
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She believes is her neighbor James Fisher, a 44-year-old male.
00:14
That will be 39 north eighty-three.
00:19
What did you tell me and they're out from Lake and Bloomingdale?
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What's up?
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On 789 and 72, he's going to be a known drug addict.
00:28
Not known to use opiates.
00:31
Six five, I'll clear from my spot.
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I'll head that way.
00:38
Thank you so.
00:39
We'll be 10-600 church.
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Give us ten.
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2027.
00:44
The caller said she's friends with a female at this address.
00:53
Stop information along to Elmer, Spencerville, Madison.
00:57
Just let him know when I was attempting to stop before I broke.
01:01
Time for. And Yudits and out to Alma, the caller said that he separated from his wife.
01:04
He lives on a barn in the back of the building.
01:07
The vehicle is still running.
01:08
The vehicle is still running.
01:13
64 for 43 that mail might still be 99 for a domestic battery warrant.
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I'm not sure though.
01:20
Time for you.
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If you also all might be advised 864 believes you might have a warrant for domestic battery.
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Lombard, IL
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